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Agreed.

Any one element isn't strong on its own. You need to have several factors to help define your character. Having a theme, with a strong background, is the way to go. Themes are additive to a character's persona, not subtractive. This is a major plus for the system.

I can't say that I agree with this completely. I've had several groups that don't value combat in the ways you describe. Rewards do not have to always present as a mechanical enhancer.

The DC area is huge as far as D&D and Pathfinder, as well as Warhammer and some other games. Also, there is a great convention that happens each year: synDCon.net Welcome to the DC area.

Be careful what you wish for ;) On my end, I was never a fan of Wish or Miracle going way back to when I started in 2e. I remember playing a Fighter/Thief and when we got to the point where the group wizard got that spell, it completely diminished my role to some extent. The spell made its way...

I apologize for not making it clear. I should have clarified that this would be for groups that prefer roleplaying. I'm not advocating the use of force in groups that are not interested in roleplaying.

No doubt. They exist on either side. That agree with wholeheartedly.

I'm curious and wanted to start a discussion about rewarding roleplaying. I wanted to do a bit of an unscientific examination. Whether a DM or a player, do you manage/appreciate non-combat based rewards? All things being equal, do you reward players at your table for roleplaying? If so, how? Do...

I prefer the flame-thrower! :)

Not my burden to prove. Though, it is odd that you spend so much time here in the 4e and on the WotC forums. Ya know, for someone that does not like the edition.

Stop. I can't breath. This is too much. :lol::lol::lol:

Nah, because there are people like you that propagate the entire edition wars debate. These threads are always doomed to fail. *clap*

Any other examples? That's the only one I can seem to find. I ran a search on the WotC boards too.

I already hate this thread.

And four new maps to use.

That's a shame. You're missing out on all of the flavor of each entry. Unless I misunderstood, and you are only interested in static stat-blocks.

The same strategies and tactics definitely will not work equally in each of the assaults. The same goes with builds. Twists, turns, and surprises will be in each.

Spot on, Balesir.

Simple answer: What does your DM say? Happy gaming :)

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